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Amoxicillin for clinically unsuspected pneumonia in primary care: subgroup analysis
Teepe Jolien, Little Paul, Elshof Nori, Broekhuizen Berna D.L., Moore Michael, Stuart Beth, Butler Chris C., Hood Kerenza, Ieven Margareta, Coenen Samuel, Goossens Herman, Verheij Theo J.M.
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Eur Respir J 2016; 47: 327-330
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January
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Teepe Jolien, Little Paul, Elshof Nori, Broekhuizen Berna D.L., Moore Michael, Stuart Beth, Butler Chris C., Hood Kerenza, Ieven Margareta, Coenen Samuel, Goossens Herman, Verheij Theo J.M.. Amoxicillin for clinically unsuspected pneumonia in primary care: subgroup analysis. Eur Respir J 2016; 47: 327-330
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